ROBOMOW robotic mower manual

Original Operating Instructions (EN)
Robotic Mower
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RC302 / RC304 / RC306
TC150 / TC300 / TC500
MC150 / MC300 / MC500
Operating Manual

Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Introduction and Safety………………………………………………………………… 3
1.1 Introduction…………………………………...……………………………………………… 3
1.2 Warnings Decal Definitions ……………………………………………………….…….… 4
1.3 Safety Warnings & Precautions ……………………………………………………….…. 4
1.4 Robomow ® Safety Features ………………………………………………………….... 6
Chapter 2 – Know Your Robomow ® ………………………………..……………...…………...…. 7
2.1 What’s in the Box.......................………………...…………….…………………………… 7
2.2 How Robomow Works For You……………………………………………………….…….… 8
2.3 Operation Method……………….……………………………………………………….…. 9
Chapter 3 – Planning Ahead………………………………………………………………………….. 10
3.1 Lawn Types: What does your lawn look like?………………………….………………… 10
3.2 Select Base Station Location …………………………….………………………….……. 12
3.3 Select Power Box Location………………………………………...…….………………… 14
3.4 Planning the Perimeter Wire’s Layout………………………………….………………… 14
3.4.1 Objects inside lawn………………………………………………..…………………… 14
3.4.2 Slopes………………………………………………………………….……………….. 15
3.4.2 Distances from the Edge………………………………………………………….………… 15
Chapter 4 – Initial Setup …………………………………..………………………………………….. 16
4.1 Preparations …………………………………………………………………………….…. 16
4.2 Perimeter Wire Setup ………………………………………………..……………………. 16
4.3 Perimeter Wire within the Working Area ……………………….…………………….…. 19
4.4 Fastening Perimeter Wire to the Ground ……………………………..…………………. 21
4.5 Back at the Base Station – Completing the Perimeter Wire Setup ……………….…. 22
4.6 Placement and connection of the Base Station …………………..……………………. 22
4.7 Installing the Power Box…………………………………………………..…………….…. 23
4.8 Setup in None-Base Zone.…………………………………………..……………………. 24
Chapter 5 – Preparing Robomow ……………………………………...……………………………. 27
5.1 Adjust the Cutting Height ………………………………………………………………….. 27
5.2 One-time Setup (Step By Step)……………………………………….…………………... 27
Chapter 6 – Operation………………………………………………………………………..………... 30
6.1 Automatic Operation …………………………………………………..…………………… 30
6.2 Operating Panel ……………………………………………………………..……………... 30
6.3 Manual Operation………………………………………………………………….………... 31
6.4 Menu Options ………………………………………………………..……………………... 32
6.5 Operation in a Non-Base Zone……………………………………..……………………... 35
Chapter 7 – Using the Power Box ……………………………………………..…………………… 36
Chapter 8 – Charging …………………………………………………………..…………...………… 37
Chapter 9 – Troubleshooting and User Messages …………………………………....………… 37
Chapter 10 – Specification …………………………………..………………………………..……… 43
Chapter 11 – Maintenance and Storage …………………..………………………………..……… 44
11.1 General Instructions …………………………………….…………….………………….. 44
11.2 Battery Maintenance and Disposal ………………………………….………………….. 44
11.3 Winter Storage and Service ……………………………….….………………..……….. 44
11.4 Maintenance of the Mowing Deck ………………………………….….……………….. 44
11.5 Maintenance of the Blade ………………………………………..….………………...… 45
11.6 Splicing the Perimeter Wire ………………………………………….…………………... 46
11.7 Maintenance of the Base Station Area …………………………………….…………... 46
11.8 Lightning storm ………………………………………………….……………….….……. 46
Chapter 12 – Accessories …………………..………………………………………….……..……… 47
Chapter 13 – Tips for maintaining your lawn ……………………………………….……..……… 48
Warranty Card …………………..………………………………………………………..……..……… 49

1. Introduction And Safety
Manufacturer: F. Robotics Acquisitions Ltd.
Hatzabar St., Industrial Zone
P.O.Box 1412 Pardesiya,
42815 Israel
EC Declaration of Conformity
The products covered by this Declaration
26 Volt Battery operated Robotic Lawn Mower model:
Robomow RC 302/34/306 MC 150/300/500 and
TC 150/300/500 (with Base Station)
F. Robotics Acquisitions Ltd. declares under sole responsibility that the products identified above conform to the Directives
below:
- Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC
Standards referenced: EN ISO 12100:2010.
- EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
Standards referenced: EN 55014-1:2011. EN 55014-2:2008. EN 61000-3-2:2006. EN 61000-3-3:2008.
- Noise Directive 2000/14/EC
Standards referenced: BS EN ISO 3744:2010. ISO 11094:1991.
- RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.
Technical file representative:
Mr. Gerome De Schutter Friendly Robotics BV.
Address: Expeditieweg 4-6, Andelst 6673, Netherlands.
I hereby declare that the above product conforms to the requirements as specified above
Shai Abramson – Senior VP R&D
F. Robotics Acquisitions Ltd.
Israel
26 November 2013
1.1 Introduction
The products are manufactured by F. Robotics Acquisitions (Friendly Robotics).
© Friendly Robotics, 2014-A. All rights reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, electronically
transmitted or translated without the prior written consent of Friendly Robotics.
Product, product specifications and this document are subject to change without notice. All other trademarks are
property of their respective owners.
Welcome to the world of home robotics with the Friendly Robotics Robomow!
Thank you for purchasing our product. We know that you will enjoy the extra free time you will have while using Robomow
to mow your lawn. When set up and used properly, Robomow will operate safely on your lawn and provide you with a
quality of cut matched by a few mowers of any kind. You will be impressed with your lawn’s appearance and best of all,
Robomow did it for you.
IMPORTANT!
The following pages contain important safety and operating instructions. Please read and follow all instructions
in this manual. Carefully read and review all safety instructions, warnings and cautions contained in this manual.
Failure to read and follow these instructions, warnings and cautionary statements may result in severe injury or
death to persons and pets or damage to personal property.
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1.2 Warning Decal Definitions
These are the symbols on Robomow ® ; Read them carefully before operating Robomow ® .
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
1. This is a dangerous power tool. Use care when operating and follow all safety instructions and warnings.
2. Read through the Operating & Safety Manual carefully before operating your Robomow ® .
3. Hazard of throwing or flying objects while in operation.
4. Keep a safe distance from Robomow ® when operating. Keep people in particular children, pets and bystanders
away from the area in which Robomow ® is being used.
5. Severing of toes or fingers – Rotary mower blade. Risk of injury from rotating cutting blade. Keep hands and
feet away and do not attempt to lift Robomow ® from this area.
6. Operate the disabling device before working on or lifting Robomow ® .
7. Do not ride on Robomow ® .
Do not dispose Robomow ® or any other part of it as unsorted municipal waste –
It should be collected separately.
This product conforms to the applicable EU Directives
1.3 Safety Warnings & Precautions
Training -
1. Read this Operating and Safety Manual carefully before operating Robomow ® . Be familiar with the controls and
the proper use of Robomow ® .
2. Never allow people unfamiliar with these instructions or children to use Robomow ® .
3. The operator or user is responsible for accidents or hazards occurring to other people or their property.
Preparation -
1. Ensure the correct installation of the Perimeter Wire system as instructed.
2. Periodically inspect the area where Robomow ® is to be used and remove all stones, sticks, wires, bones, and
other foreign objects.
3. Periodically visually inspect to see that the blade are not worn or damaged. Replace worn or damaged blade in
sets to preserve balance.
Operation -
1. Do not operate Robomow ® if any safety feature or any part is damaged, worn or inoperable.
2. Keep hands and feet away from the cutting blade and other moving parts.
3. Never pick up or carry Robomow ® while the motors are running.
4. Do not leave Robomow ® to operate unattended if you know that there are pets, children or people in the vicinity.
5. Never mow while people, especially children, or pets are nearby.
6. Always switch off the Safety Switch before lifting the mower or attempting any adjustments.
7. Do not to touch the blade before the blade have come to a complete stop.
8. Do not use Robomow ® for any purpose other than for which it is intended.
9. Keep all guards, shields, safety devices, and sensors in place. Repair or replace damaged parts, including decals.
10. Never pick up or carry Robomow® while the motors are running.
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Transport –
To safely move from or within the working area:
1. Press the STOP button to stop Robomow ® .
2. Use the Remote Control (available as an accessory) to drive it from place to place.
3. In case of different height level, switch off the Safety Switch, and carry the mower by the
carrying handle.
4. In case of long transportation, use the original packaging.
5. When transporting Robomow ® over long distances switch off the Safety Switch.
IMPORTANT! After turning off the Safety Switch always reset the current day and
time. Failure to do so may result in non-intentional operation of the Robomow.
Using Remote Control (Manual Mowing)
1. Mow only in daylight or in a good artificial light and avoid operating in wet grass.
2. Do not operate Robomow ® when barefoot or wearing open sandals. Always wear substantial footwear and
long trousers; Always be sure of your footing on slopes.
3. Use extreme caution when reversing the mower towards you.
4. Always switch on the motor according to instructions with feet well away from the blade.
5. Do not mow manually in slope greater than 15 degrees or where a firm footing is not possible.
Maintenance and Special Instructions–
1. Always switch off the Safety Switch of Robomow ® before clearing blockage/ checking/ cleaning/ working on
Robomow ® or replacing the blade. Never attempt to service or adjust the mower while it is in operation.
2. In case of abnormal vibrations, stop the mower, switch off the Safety Switch and check for any damage of the
blade. Replace worn or damaged blade to preserve balance. If vibration continues, call for service.
3. Use heavy gloves when inspecting or servicing the blade.
4. Do not perform maintenance when barefoot or wearing open sandals. Always wear suitable work shoes and long
trousers;
5. Replace worn or damaged parts for safety.
6. Use only the original equipment and accessories. It is not permitted to modify the original design of Robomow ® .
All modifications are made at your own risk.
7. Maintenance/ Servicing / Cleaning of Robomow ® should be according to manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight to be sure the machine is in safe working condition.
9. Warning! When there is a risk of a lightning storm, disconnect the Perimeter Wire from the Base Station / Perimeter
Switch and the Power Box 230V/120V plug from the power outlet.
Batteries –
1. Do not open or mutilate the battery pack.
2. The battery pack should be replaced by a service dealer only.
3. The Battery Pack contains electrolytes. In case of an electrolyte leakage from the battery pack, the actions
described below are required:
- Skin contact: Wash the contact areas off immediately with plenty of water and soap.
- Eye contact: Flush the eyes with plenty of clean water for at least 15 minutes immediately, without rubbing.
- Get medical treatment.
4. Ensure that the battery pack is charged using the correct charger recommended by the manufacturer. Incorrect
use may result in electric shock, overheating or leakage of corrosive liquid from the battery.
Product End of Use -
1. Robomow and its accessories should be collected separately at the end of their life to prevent waste electrical and
electronic equipment from ending up in landfill sites, to promote the reuse, treatment and recovery of electrical and
electronic equipment with the purpose to preserve, protect and improve the quality of the environment, protect human
health and utilize natural resources prudently and rationally.
2. Do not dispose of Robomow or any other part of it (including the Power Box, Base Station and Perimeter Switch) as
unsorted municipal waste – it should be collected separately.
3. Ask your local distributor/dealer about return and collection systems available.
4. Do not dispose of the battery pack in a fire and do not place used batteries in your household trash.
5. The battery must be collected, recycled, or disposed of in an environmentally sound manner.
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1.4 Robomow Safety Features
1. Child Lock
The Child Lock prevents unintended operation of Robomow ® by an accidental press of one of the buttons. Only
pressing of two buttons in a certain order will initiate the operation.
2. Anti-Theft / Safety Guard
The Anti-Theft system provides the user a disabling function that will prevent anyone from using or driving the Robomow ®
unless they have the valid code to enter. You will be prompted to enter a four digit code of your choice to use as your
personal security code.
3. Lift Sensor
In the event the mower is raised from the ground during blade operation, the blade will stop rotating immediately.
4. Tilt Sensor
In case the mower is tilted up towards a vertical position, the blade will stop immediately.
5. Obstruction Sensor
Robomow detects when there is an obstacle in its way during operation. When the mower collides with an obstacle,
the mower will stop the rotation of the blade immediately, will stop movement in that direction and reverse itself away
from the obstacle.
6. Emergency Stop Button
Pressing the STOP button at any time during operation will stop the mower and the blade immediately.
7. Safety Switch
Switching off the Safety Switch will prevent any operation of the Robomow ® . It is required to switch it off before lifting
Robomow ® and before any maintenance is done.
8. Sealed Batteries
The batteries that operate the Robomow ® are completely sealed and will not leak any type of fluids, regardless of
position.
9. Base Station / Perimeter Switch and Perimeter Wire
Robomow ® cannot operate without a Perimeter Wire installed and activated through the Base Station / Perimeter
Switch. In the event the Perimeter Switch is turned off or otherwise fails to function, Robomow ® will stop operating.
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2. Know Your Robomow ®
2.1 What’s in the Box
1
9
Models with a Base Station
10
2
3
11
12
13
4
Operating & Safety Manual
5
DVD
6
14
7
8
Models without
a Base Station
1 Robomow® 8
2
3
Wire Pegs
Used for securing the wire to the ground.
Perimeter Wire
Used to create a virtual wall for your Robomow
4 Operating & Safety Manual 11
5
6
7
DVD
Setup and Operation Video.
RoboRuler
Used for setting the distance of the Perimeter Wire from the
lawn edge.
Wire Connectors
Used for splicing wires (as needed)
9
10
12
13
14
Plot Connectors
Used for connecting the Perimeter Wire to the Base Station
Base Station
Used by Robomow to dock and charge when it is not
mowing.
Base Station Stakes
Used for securing the Base Station to the ground
Extension Cable
15 meters (50 ft.), (Low voltage cable)
Power Box
Used to deactivate (halt) the automatic operation mode
and reactivate it as needed. Also provides indication
of Robomow’s status (Docking or Operating) and the
Perimeter Wire’s health.
Power Box Mount
Used for fixing the Power Box to a wall (including Screws and
dowels).
Perimeter Switch (incl. Power Supply and Stake)
Used to generate the signal in a Non-Base zone. The
Perimeter Switch comes with models which are not supplied
a Base Station and is available as an accessory.
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2.2 How Robomow Works for You
Perform a One-Time Setup before operating Robomow for the
first time.
[Detailed instructions are in the following chapters]
• Install a wire around the entire lawn and around protected
areas within the lawn area.
• The Perimeter Wire sets the boundaries for Robomow.
The Perimeter Wire is laid around the edges of the lawn and
around trees, plants, ponds and objects that you want to
prevent Robomow to run into.
• If the supplied wire is not sufficient, more wire can be purchased
and spliced with a supplied connector to the existing wire.
• Small pegs are used to fasten the Perimeter Wire into the
ground, below grass level.
• The Perimeter Wire will gradually disappear under the growth
of new grass until it will be invisible.
Perimiter Wire
Peg
• You will place a Base Station along the Perimeter Wire. They
perform two basic functions:
- Generate a signal along the Perimeter Wire.
- Charge Robomow’s batteries.
• The Power Box is connected between the Base Station and a
230V wall socket, using a 15m long low voltage cable.
• After having completed the installation of the Perimeter Wire, Base Station, and the Power Box, and performing
the One-Time Setup, Robomow will do all the mowing for you for the entire season!
• Robomow is a robotic lawn mower that is powered by a maintenance-free battery. It leaves its Base Station at
the scheduled mowing time. Robomow mows the lawn and then drives back to the Base Station to be charged
and ready for its next scheduled mowing.
• As soon as Robomow leaves for mowing, the Base Station automatically triggers a special signal. This signal
creates a virtual wall, visible only to Robomow. This signal keeps Robomow within the lawn boundaries, and
prevents it from entering areas it was programmed to skip or protect.
Base Base Station Station and Power and Power Box: Box:
- Generates - Generates signal signal along the along wire. the wire.
- Charges Robomow’s battery.
- Charges Robomow’s battery.
Large trees: Robomow is allowed is allowed to bump to bump
into into them. them. at at this this size size, the objects the objects do not do not
require a Perimiter Wire around them
require a Perimeter Wire around them
Perimiter Perimeter wire wire as aas a
virtual wall, only
wall,visible only
to Robomow
to Robomow
Robomow detects detects the the signal signal
and changes direction as it
and changes direction as it
reaches the wire
reaches the wire
Tree surrounded by a groove, ditch or flower beds
Tree surrounded by a groove, ditch or flower beds
requires a qire around it.
requires a wire around it.
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2.3 Operation Method
• Robomow is a robotic lawnmower designed to mow and maintain your lawn completely by itself.
• Simple One-Time Setup - Robomow requires a simple one time setup, which can easily be done by the
consumer. Robomow recognizes the wire using special sensors, and makes sure it always stays inside the
designated area. Essential accessories are supplied with the product.
• Working Method –
- Robomow will automatically mow the lawn. It continuously alternates between mowing and charging.
- It independently leaves the Base Station and cuts the lawn.
- Edge Cutting - Unlike other robotic lawn mowers, Robomow is the only robotic
mower that has a special Edge mode, in which it follows the perimeter wire for
complete coverage of the lawn edges. Robomow is the only robotic mower to cut
outside the wheels.
- Search the Base Station - Robomow starts to search for the Base Station when
the battery capacity becomes too low. It does not mow when it is searching for the
Base Station.
- Robomow will then recharge and proceed mowing as needed. It will continue in
mowing until completing the required mowing time for your lawn (based on the
area you have set).
- When completing the mowing of the entire area (Mowing Cycle), Robomow will
stay in the Base Station until the next Mowing Cycle will start.
- Robomow completes two Mowing Cycles per week in order to keep your lawn
healthy and good looking. However if your lawn requires more time to maintain
your lawn, you can easily adjust the time Robomow runs in a single Mowing Cycle.
- The Operating Panel on the top of Robomow is where you manage the mower and
operating settings.
- Strong Cutting System - Robomow’s extra sharp blade enables to perform the first
cut of the season, when the grass is relatively high.
- Availability - The mowing width of Robomow (28cm) and the powerful cutting
system help Robomow to finish the job very fast and leave your lawn free for the
family to enjoy.
• A Remote Control is available as an accessory and is used for driving Robomow to a separated zone, if
necessary. It is also used for mowing small patches of grass that cannot be reached in automatic operation.
• Grasscycling - Robomow cuts the grass into very small clippings that are buried in the roots of the lawn,
where they decompose and act like a natural fertilizer. Grass clippings contain 80-85% water and release
valuable nutrients that return back into the soil. It is the natural recycling of grass.
• Robomow App – Enables user friendly and intuitive operation of your
Robomow and opens more menu options and features, which are not
available through the mower Operating Panel. The Robomow App can
be downloaded from the Apps Store.
Robomow App is compatible with Smartphones/ Tablets that use one of
the following Operating Systems: Android (Google) or iOS (Apple).
The mobile device has to include Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) branded
as Bluetooth SMART.
The following mobile devices include BLE:
o Samsung Galaxy SIII, Galaxy S4 and
Note II.
o Apple’s iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad (3rd
& 4th generation), iPad Mini and others.
o HTC One, One X+ and Droid DNA
To download the Robomow App, use your
mobile device to scan the QR code on the
right, or download it from the App Store.
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3. Planning Ahead
Getting your lawn ready for Robomow is rather simple.
Still, as each lawn is unique, we recommend to read this chapter before starting to install the perimeter
wire. Planning the wire route and drawing a sketch of the lawn, including all obstacles and Base Station
location, will make it easier and will prevent mistakes during the setup.
Please watch the setup video on the Robomow DVD. This Video will walk you through the complete
setup process.
Please complete reading this “Planning Ahead” chapter before you start the setup. It will guide you
in finding the best locations for the Base Station, Power Box, and for the Perimeter Wire.
The Perimeter Wire functions as an “invisible wall” for Robomow. It sets the boundaries of lawn zones and it
surrounds specific areas where you do not want Robomow to enter. The Perimeter Wire is held to the ground
with small pegs, supplied with Robomow. Soon after settling, the wire will become invisible under the growth of
new grass.
As soon as Robomow starts operating, it turns on a signal that runs along the Perimeter Wire. This signal keeps
Robomow within its working zones and away from preset demarcated areas.
3.1 Lawn Types: What does your lawn look like?
There are 3 basic types of lawns: Some lawns are combinations of
more than one type.
Your first task is to determine which type is yours.
Note – if you have purchased Robomow model without a Base
Station, then your zones should be defined as ‘Separated Zone’
(refer to Paragraph 3.2.3, 4.8 and 6.5)
o Main Zone Only
Robomow will simply mow this lawn within its set boundaries.
o Main Zone + Sub-Zone(s)
Robomow will mow the Main Zone and will move automatically
to the Sub-Zone(s).
IMPORTANT! Setting and Operation of a Sub-Zone can only
be done and controlled using the Robomow App.
o Separated Zone
Robomow will mow each zone separately. Its movement
between zones is restricted. Thus, you will have to bring the
mower from the Main Zone to the Separated Zone every time
you want to mow it.
Main Zone
Main Zone
Main Zone
Sub Zone
Separated-Zone
3.1.1 “Main Zone Only” Type Lawn
The “Main Zone Only” lawn consists of one whole area.
It has no Sub- Zones and no Separated Zones.
If you answer “yes” to the all of the following questions,
your lawn is a “Main Zone Only” type lawn:
o Is your grass area one continuous zone?
And:
o Are all areas of your lawn wide enough for
Robomow to navigate through effectively? (Min.
3 meters (10 ft.) wide at its narrowest point).
At least 3 meters
(10 ft.) wide
Main Zone Only
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If your lawn does not match this description, read the next Sections to find the style of your lawn.
If your lawn is “Main Zone Only”, you can skip to Section 3.3 of this chapter to determine the Base Station
location.
3.1.2 “Main Zone + Sub-Zone(s)“ Type Lawn
If your lawn contains a Sub-Zone as defined in this section, then you MUST download the Robomow App
in order to mow it effectively in automatic mode from the Base Station, otherwise you have to set it as a
Separated Zone as defined in section 3.2.3 below. The Robomow App can be downloaded from the App
Store. For more details about the Robomow App and its compatibility with your Smartphone/Tablet, please
refer to Paragraph 2.2 – Operation Method.
This type of lawn consists of more than one
zone and these zones are connected by a
narrow pass.
In this type of lawn, Robomow will be able
to drive from one zone to the other in order
to mow the whole area.
If you answer “yes” to all of the following
questions, your lawn is a “Main Zone + Sub-
Zone” type lawn:
Main Zone
Main Zone
Sub-Zone
Main + Sub-Zone with a Narrow Pass
o Is your grass area one continuous area?
o Are parts of your lawn separated from the Main Zone?
o Is there a Narrow Pass of min 1m (3.3 ft) for Robomow to drive through between these zones?
o Is this Narrow Pass firm, level and smooth (not stony, sandy or elevated)?
For example: grass area, sidewalk, firm path, solid ground.
Such additional areas are called Sub-Zones.
To enable setup and control of Sub-Zone(s), download the Robomow App to your Smartphone or Tablet.
Defining Sub-Zone(s) will enable Robomow to drive through the Narrow Pass in order to get to a Sub-Zone
and to mow both the Main Zone and its Sub-Zone(s) one zone at a time.
If your lawn does not match this description, skip to the next Section 3.2.3 of this chapter: “Separate Zones”
3.1.3 “Separated Zones” Type Lawn
If your lawn contains a Separated Zone as defined in this section, refer to Section 6.4.2 (Add Separated Zone
- number p014 in the table).
“Separated Zones” type lawn consists of two or more zones that are not connected. Robomow cannot drive
between these zones.
If you answer “yes” to at least one of the following questions, your lawn is of the “Separated Zones” type.
o Are parts of your lawn separated by
fences, sidewalks, or other objects that
Robomow cannot pass?
Separated Zone
Or
o Are parts of your lawn separated by a
gravel path or similar material that may
damage the mower blade?
Or
o Are the zones of your lawns joined by a
Main Zone
pass too narrow for Robomow to drive
Main Zone
through: less than 1m (3.3 ft.) in width?
Main Zone
Or
Separated Zone
o Are the zones of your lawn situated at lower or higher level?
If your lawn does not fit any of these descriptions, it is probably either a “Main Zone Only” or “Main Zone
+Sub- Zone” type. Skip to Section 3.3 – Select Base Station and Power Box Location.
• A lawn may consist of up to 2 Separated Zones.
• The mower must be carried or driven to this area manually.
• Any of the 3 types can be in a combination of more than one type of lawn.
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Types of Separated Zone setups:
A Separated Zone smaller than 100 m² (1100 ft²)
o Separated area that is smaller
than 100m² (1100 ft²) can be
covered in a single operation,
thus, if possible, the separated
area may be connected to the
main area’s Perimeter Wire
(have the signal come from the
Main Base Station).
Separated Zone Smaller than 100m 2 (1100ft 2 )
2 Wires under
same peg
Or
o It may have to have its own
separate Perimeter Wire.
In that case, it will have to
be connected to a Perimeter
Switch (optional accessory –
see Chapter 12 - Accessories).
Base Station
Or:
A Separated Zone larger than 100 m² (1100 ft²)
o If a separated area is larger than
100m² (1100 ft²), then it requires
more than a single operation to
cover the area;
o In such cases, an additional
Base Station (optional accessory)
should be installed in the
Separated Zone, otherwise
you will have to manually bring
the mower several times to the
Separated Zone in order to
complete the mowing of the area.
Separated Zone Smaller than 100m 2 (1100ft 2 )
Optional Power Box
& Base Station
3.2 Select Base Station Location
3.2.1 Base Station Location Guidelines
Main zone Power Box &
Base Station
• Do not place the Base Station within
3 meters (10 ft.) after a corner (relevant for Internal
setup only (section 3.3.2).
• The Base Station should be within 15m (50 ft.) of a
power outlet (230V / 120V).
• If the lawn has more than one zone, place the Base
Station within the largest zone.
• Make the Base Station invisible to the street to
avoid theft.
• Select a shady spot. This will extend battery lifetime.
• Place the Base Station on a relatively level ground.
Do not place it on a slope.
• Place the Base Station away from sprinkler heads.
Min. 3m (10ft)
from any corner
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There are two options to set the Base Station:
3.2.2 Internal Setup (on the lawn perimeter)
• Choose a place along the Perimeter Wire where
you want to place the Base Station, based on the
inputs given in paragraph 3.3.1.
• Place the Base Station in the direction shown in
the figure to the right.
3.2.3 External Setup (off the lawn perimeter):
There are two types of External Setup:
A. At a corner
In this type of setup, the Base Station is located at one
of the corners of the lawn, as shown in the figure at
the right.
• Choose a corner where you want to place the Base
Station outside of the lawn area.
• Place the Base Station, where its front side is touching
the lawn edge or placed somewhat on the lawn.
• Continue to lay the perimeter wire as shown in the
figure to the right, where it continues at least 10cm
beyond the Base Station and turns back towards the
lawn at a distance of 10cm from the other wire.
• The Base Station may be placed in a small shift to the
right in order to allow smooth entry of the mower to
the Base Station.
• You will have the opportunity to later adjust the Base
Station position to confirm smooth entry.
10cm (4”)
Min. 10cm (4”)
Main Zone
10cm (4”)
B. Outside the lawn
(Can be set only through the Robomow App for
specific models)
• Choose a place outside the lawn where you want
Robomow to dock and charge.
• Confirm the path between the lawn and the outside
area is smooth with no height difference, so
Robomow will not get stuck and will follow the wire
smoothly.
• The surface between the lawn and the Base Station
should be hard (such as a sidewalk or rigid ground)
and not sandy or stony, so Robomow will not slip or
get stuck on it.
• The area between the lawn and the Base Station
should be clear of obstacles and objects.
• Lay the wire as shown in the figure to the right:
- Narrow path of 50cm width.
- Square Perimeter Island of 30 cm edges.
- Island starts 50cm from the Perimeter Wire.
- Keep a distance of 10cm between Perimeter Wire
and the Island from both sides.
- The front of the Base Station should be placed a
minimum distance of 1.5m (5 ft) from the Perimeter
Wire and NOT more than 4m (13 ft).
Perimeter Island
30 cm
10cm (4”)
Min. 1.5m (5ft) - Max 4m (13ft)
50 cm (20”)
50 cm (20”)
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3.3 Select Power Box Location
Consider the following in order to select the Power Box
location:
Power Bow fixed
to the wall
• The Power Box will be connected to the Base
Station using the 15m (50ft.) Extension Cable.
• Select a suitable location for the Power Box to be
mounted on a wall near a power outlet.
• Locate it outside the lawn perimeter.
• Select an easily accessed spot.
• Select a dry and sheltered location.
• The Power Box is to be mounted vertically.
15m (50ft) Extension
Cable (low voltage)
The Power Box is suitable for Outdoor use. Yet, it should be placed in a sheltered, dry
and well ventilated spot. The Power Box should not be exposed to direct sunlight or rain.
3.4 Planning the Perimeter Wire Layout
3.4.1 Objects inside lawn
• Objects such as flower beds, ponds, or small trees
can be protected by designating “Perimeter Islands”,
which are demarcated areas of the lawn, where
Robomow does not enter.
• If the areas where obstacles are grouped closely
together, they should be demarcated by a single,
continuous Perimeter Island.
• Obstacles that are vertical, relatively rigid, and higher
than 15 cm (6 inches), such as trees, phone or power
poles, do not need Perimeter Island. Robomow will
turn when it collides with these obstacles.
3.4.2 Slopes
Slope on the perimeter
• The Perimeter Wire can be laid across a slope
that slants less than 10% (10cm rise per 1m).
CAUTION! If the Perimeter Wire is laid across
a slope steeper than10%, there is a risk that
the mower will slip and cross outside the wire,
especially when the grass is wet’.
However, if there is a barrier (e.g. fence or wall)
that can protect the mower from slipping off, the
Perimeter Wire can be set on that slope.
Perimeter Slope
Max. 10%
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Slope inside the lawn
• Robomow can mow areas inside the working area with a slope of up to 35% (35cm rise per 1m).
• Tip: If the mower tilts off the ground while climbing a slope, it is too steep. Exclude this steep area from
Robomow’s cutting area.
In Lawn Slope 35%
How to calculate the slope of your lawn?
100cm (3.3ft)
Length
Max 35% slope
35cm (1.1ft)
Elevation
How to calculate the slope of your lawn?
35cm (Elevation)
100cm (Length)
35% (slope)
3.4.3 Distances from the Edge (Pools, Ponds, Cliffs, etc.)
• RoboRuler is used to measure the distance from the edge, where the wire is to be placed.
• In certain cases, near bodies of water such as pools and ponds, or great height differences such as cliffs, it is
required to maintain a greater distance from the Edge (see Section 4.2.2).
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4. Initial Setup
4.1 Preparations
Recommendation before you start:
During setup, you will insert pegs into the ground. To complete
this task smoothly, we recommend not to do it while the grass
is high and to water it before starting.
4.1.1 Getting Ready
Make sure all parts needed for setup are within reach. Have
the Robomow box nearby, so all items are available.
In addition, you will need the following tools: A hammer, small
flat screwdriver, Phillips screwdriver, Combination Pliers.
Hammer
Small flat and Philips
Screwdrivers
Combination Piers
4.1.2 Installing the Power Box
Mount the metal bracket onto a vertical surface with the
provided screws. Make sure the narrow part with the holes
facing up as shown in the figure to the right.
• Place the Power Box above the metal bracket and slide
it into place along the vertical surface.
• Connect the Power Box to a regular power outlet (230V
/ 120V).
4.1.3 Charging the battery before the first operation
You can charge the Robomow battery while running the setup of the Perimeter Wire. This will ensure that Robomow
will be ready for operation when the setup is completed.
• The power of the mower is switched off when shipped
from the factory. Press the ‘Settings’ button on the
Operating Panel for 3 seconds to awake the mower.
• Connect the DC Cable coming from the Power Box to the
Charging Socket at the rear side of Robomow.
• Confirm the Battery LED on Robomow is blinking, which
is an indication of charging.
• Leave Robomow connected to the Power Box while
completing the setup of the Perimeter Wire.
4.2 Perimeter Wire Setup
Before you start the setup, you should have a plan for the Perimeter Wire layout and for the location of the Base
Station. Your plan should consider the following:
o What type of lawn areas does your lawn have?
(Main Zone Only / Main + Sub-Zones / Separated Zones / combination of types).
o Are there protected or excluded areas on the lawn? (Perimeter Islands).
o Are there any slopes that Robomow should avoid?
o Are there edges of pools, ponds, cliffs etc., that need an extra distance from the Perimeter Wire?
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4.2.1 Starting Point: Perimeter Wire at the Base Station area.
• Place the Base Station, according to your plan, as shown in the
figure to the right.
Min. 3m (10 ft)
from any corner
• Do not place the Base Station within 3m (10 ft.) of a corner
• Select the roll of wire with a green plot connector attached to
the end.
• Pull the plot connector and some wire out of the plastic covering.
! Do not remove the spool of wire from its covering.
The plastic covering is the dispenser for the wire.
• Peg the beginning of the wire to the ground, where the Base
Station will be located. Pegs are supplied in the Robomow’s
box.
• Pull out 30 cm (12 inches) of wire and leave it loose near the
Base Station location. Later, at the end of the setup, this part of
the wire will close the Perimeter Wire loop.
• Start laying the wire in an anticlockwise direction.
• Continue to pull the Perimeter Wire out of its covering, laying it
loosely as you walk along the lawn edge.
Perimeter Wire
Peg
! If you get to any area /object that needs care or special boundaries, make sure you carefully lay the
Perimeter Wire as needed. The next sections deal with such special cases.
4.2.2 Laying the Perimeter Wire
o
o
The Perimeter Wire is secured to the ground by pegs
supplied with Robomow. Initially insert pegs every
few meters and at corners. At this early stage set a
minimum number of pegs. Later, after testing the wire
setup, you will insert all necessary pegs.
After uncoiling some wire, before inserting pegs, use
the RoboRuler to determine the distance of the wire
from the lawn edge or obstacles.
• If the working area borders against a flat area,
flower bed, small step (more than 1 cm), small ditch,
or a small elevation (up to 5 cm), the Perimeter Wire
should be laid 20 cm (8 inches) inside the working
area. This prevents the wheels from driving into a
ditch. Use the shorter distance of the RoboRuler to
set the distance of the wire from the lawn edge.
• If the edge is sloped (max 10% is allowed) or is
bordered with high obstacles such as a wall or fence,
the Perimeter Wire should be laid at a distance of
28 cm (11 inches) from the obstacle. Use the longer
distance of the RoboRuler to set the distance of the
wire from a wall.
18cm (7”)
28cm from Wall (11”)
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• If the working area borders against a flat path
that lies level with the lawn, it is possible to allow
Robomow to run over the path. The Perimeter Wire
should then be laid 10 cm (4 inches) from the edge
of the path.
• When the working area is divided by a flat path
that is level with the lawn, it is possible to allow
Robomow to run over the path. The Perimeter Wire
can be laid under the pavement blocks or in the joint
between them.
Important! The mower must never run over gravel,
mulch, or similar material, which can cause the
mower to slip and damage the blade.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
If the working area is adjacent to a swimming
pool, watercourse, slope greater than 10%,
precipice higher than 50cm or a public road,
the Perimeter Wire must be supplemented
with a fence or the like. The height must then
be at least 15 cm (6 inches). This will prevent
the mower from ending up outside the working
area under any circumstances.
Min 1.2m ( 4ft )
Min 1.2m ( 4ft )
If such a barrier exists, you may set the
Perimeter Wire 28 cm (11 inches) from the
barrier.
If there is no fence or the like, then lay the
Perimeter Wire at minimum distance of 1.2m
from the water.
Min 15cm (6”)
6’’ )
Perimiter Perimeter Wire 28cm 28cm (11”) (11’’ )
o
Maintain a 45° angle in all left-turn corners when
laying the wire along the perimeter. It is not necessary
to maintain 45° angle on right-turn corners along the
perimeter.
90 o
Right turns
o
Continue laying the wire, according to your plan.
Gradually pull the wire out of its dispenser and lay it
loosely as you are moving in an anticlockwise direction.
45 o
20cm
Left turns
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4.3 Perimeter Wire within the Working Area
4.3.1 Hard Obstacles
o
Obstacles that can withstand a collision, for example, trees or bushes
higher than 15 cm, do not need to be demarcated by the Perimeter
Wire. Robomow will turn when it collides with this type of obstacle.
4.3.2 Perimeter Islands
o Use the Perimeter Wire to demarcate areas inside the working area by creating islands around obstacles that
cannot withstand a collision, for example, flower beds and fountains.
o Continue uncoiling the wire, moving from the edge towards the protected object.
o Peg the Perimeter Wire around the protected object in a clockwise direction.
o Complete bordering the island and return to the spot where you left the lawn’s edge
o The wires leading to the Island and from it should be parallel and touching.
Therefore, peg both wires, to and from the island, together with the same pegs.
o Robomow will not recognize these two wires. It will mow over them as if they do not exist.
o Robomow will recognize the single blocking wire around the Perimeter Island and will not enter this area.
2 Wires under
same peg
Perimiter Perimeter Wire Position
Perimiter Perimeter Wire
Direction of of setup:
Clockwise around
obstacle
Min. distance between
islands: 1m (3.3ft).
Otherwise,demarcate
jointly as as one one island island
CAUTION ! Setting the Perimeter Wire anticlockwise around the obstacle
will cause the mower to drive into the island.
Keep the following distances when setting Perimeter Islands:
- The minimum distance of the Perimeter Wire from
the protected area should be 28 cm (11 inches).
- If you need to protect a thin object, set the minimum
radius of the Island to 35 cm (15 inches).
- Maintain a minimum of 1m (3.3 ft.) between adjacent
islands.
- Maintain a minimum of 1m (3.3 ft.) between island
wire and the Perimeter Wire.
- If protected objects are grouped closely together,
demarcate them as a single Perimeter Island.
28cm
Min 1m
28cm
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4.3.3 Setting a Narrow Pass
A Narrow Pass is defined as a path that connects two zones of the lawn. The path enables Robomow to drive
between the zones while following the wire, but prevents the mower from crossing between them while mowing
the inner area of the zones.
To set up a Narrow Pass follow the instructions given in the figure below:
Sub-Zone
A. At the point you want the mower to
start driving towards the Sub-Zone
start to set the Narrow Pass.
B. 50 cm (20 inches) from the Narrow
Pass entry, set a Perimeter Island
(refer to 4.2.4) of 30 cm sides (12
inches) at a distance of 10 cm (4
inches) from the Perimeter Wire.
C. Continue to lay the wire towards the
Sub-Zone and lay another Island with
the same dimensions , 50 cm (20
inches) from the Sub-Zone Perimeter
Wire.
D. After completing the setup of the
wire in the Sub-Zone, make sure
you keep 10 cm (4 inches) between
the wire and the islands on the way
back to the Main Zone.
10cm
50cm
10cm
Perimeter Island Island
30x30cm
Perimeter Island
30x30cm
50cm
50cm
Main-Zone
Main Zone
The above setup allows Robomow to drive along the wire to reach the Sub-Zone. However, while mowing each
zone individually, it will not cross over to the other zone.
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If the Narrow Pass is wider than 2m, and you want Robomow to mow the area inside the Narrow Pass, then you
can set the wire as shown in the figure below. Such a setup allows the mower to mow inside the Narrow Pass while
mowing the inner part of the lawn, but prevents it from crossing between the zones.
Sub-Zone
A. At the point you want the mower
to
start driving towards the Sub-Zone
start to set the Narrow Pass.
B. Set an Island at the middle of the
Narrow Pass and keep a distance
of 10 cm (4 inches) from the
Perimeter Wire.
C. The island dimensions should be
30 cm along the side and as wide
as needed, keeping 10 cm from
both sides.
D. After completing the setup of the
wire in the Sub-Zone, make sure
you keep 10 cm (4 inches)
between the wire and the island
on the way back to the Main Zone.
30 cm
Perimeter
Island
As As long as needed
when keeping 10cm
from both sides
10cm
Main-Zone
4.4 Fastening Perimeter Wire to the Ground
o Before starting to lay the Perimeter Wire, it is recommended to cut the grass where the wire is to be laid.
It will then be easier to attach the wire to the ground. The risk that the mower will damage the wire during
the operation is reduced.
o It is not necessary to bury the Perimeter Wire, though you may do so, up to 5 cm (2 inches) deep.
o Pull the wire tight while hammering the peg all the way into the ground.
WARNING !
Protect your eyes! Protect your hands!
Use proper eye protection and wear appropriate work gloves when hammering the pegs.
Hard or dry ground may cause pegs to break when driving them in.
o Use a hammer to insert the pegs into the ground.
o Insert the pegs at distances that will keep the wire
down below the grass level and prevent the wire from
becoming a tripping hazard (approximately 75 cm
between pegs).
• The wire and the pegs will gradually become
invisible under the growth of new grass.
o If an additional wire is required in order to complete
the setup, connect it using the water-proof wire
connectors supplied with Robomow. (See Section
11.4 – Splicing the Perimeter Wire).
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Use only the wire connectors supplied with Robomow.
Neither Twisted cables, nor a screw terminal insulated
with insulation tape are a satisfactory splice.
Soil moisture will cause the conductors to oxidize, which
will later cause a broken circuit.
4.5 Back at the Base Station – Completing the Perimeter Wire Setup
Once the Perimeter Wire loop is completed and pegged to the
ground, complete the setup by attaching the beginning and the
end of the Perimeter Wire to the Base Station Head.
Strip back 5mm ( 1/4’’) (1/4”)
o Hold both ends of the Perimeter Wire: the wire that started
the loop is the one with an attached connector.
o Twist the two wires.
o Trim the end without the connector to make both of equal
length. Remove any excess wire and strip back 5 mm (1/4
inches) of insulation from the wire end.
o Peg the two Perimeter Wires down to the ground using the
same peg leaving enough loose wire. Twist together the two
loose parts.
o Insert the end of the wire without the connector into the hole
of the connector. Use a small flat screwdriver to tighten and
secure this wire into the connector.
Small flat flat screwdriver
4.6 Placement and connection of the Base Station
o Place the Base Station on the Perimeter Wire as shown
in the figure to the right.
o Align the center of the Base Station on the wire.
o Attach the Perimeter Wire connector to the Base Station
Head.
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o After the Base Station has been positioned, insert
2 stakes into the Base Station holes as shown in the
figure to the right. Only after the Base Station position
will be tested, will you insert the 2 remaining stakes.
Laying and Fastening Extension Cable
Safety – Avoid injury!
The Extension Cable from the Power Box to the Base Station should
be securely fastened to the ground! It should never present a tripping
hazard.
The Extension Cable should cross ONLY over soft surfaces .
It should not cross over hard surfaces (e.g. Sidewalk, driveway) where it
cannot be securely fastened.
o The 15m (50 ft.) Extension Cable is already
attached to the Base Station Head, but if you
need to disconnect it for any reason, remove
the Base Station Head as shown in the figure
to the right:
4.7 At the Power Box Location:
• Connect the DC Cable from the Power Box to
the 15 m (50 ft.) Extension Cable.
• Connect the Power Box to a regular power
outlet (230V / 120V).
• The Docking Indicator (1) will light up if
the mower is in the Base Station.
Docking Indicator
On/Off Button
• The Operating Indicator (3) will light up
if the mower is not in the Base Station.
Operating Indicator
Wire Indicator
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4.8. Setup in a Non-Base Zone
A Non-Base Zone is an area of the lawn that is not
connected to a Base Station.
A Perimeter Switch should be installed in these areas.
When necessary, the Perimeter Switch can be easily
moved to other zones.
The Perimeter Switch
MUST be Mounted
vertically in order to
maintain its’ water
resistance
4.8.1 Determining the Perimeter Switch Location
Consider the following in order to install the Perimeter
Switch at an optimal location:
• The Perimeter Switch is to be installed outside the
perimeter of the Non-Base Zone.
• Select a dry and sheltered location.
Wires leading from the
lawn to the Perimeter
Switch are adjacent and
touching.
• The Perimeter Switch is to be mounted vertically.
• The Perimeter Switch is supplied with an indoor
power supply. Choose a location close to a regular
power outlet (230V / 120V).
Note – a rechargeable battery for the Perimeter Switch is
available as an accessory (See Chapter 12 – Robomow
Accessories).
4.8.2 Perimeter Switch placing options
• The Perimeter Switch connector is easily connected and
disconnected. It allows for quickly switching from one zone to
another.
• You may use the large stake, attached to the back of the
Perimeter Switch, to easily insert it in and out of the ground.
• You may mount the Perimeter Switch on a vertical surface,
such as a wall or deck railing. Use the three marks on the back
of the Perimeter Switch cover.
4.8.3 Laying out the Perimeter Wire
The perimeter wire setup in a Base and Non-Base Zone are the
same, except for the starting point:
• The Perimeter Switch is placed out of the area (at least
1 meter from the lawn).
Min. 1m (3ft)
• Start lay the Perimeter Wire from the Perimeter Switch location.
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• Lay the Perimeter Wire from the Perimeter Switch to the
lawn.
2 wires under the
same peg
• Start laying the wire in anticlockwise direction.
• Once completing the Perimeter Wire loop, lay the wire back
towards the Perimeter Switch.
• At the end of the Perimeter Wire loop, you have now
two wires. Lay the two loose wires in the direction of the
Perimeter Switch location and peg them to the ground using
a single peg for both.
4.8.4 At the Perimeter Switch’s location:
• Trim the ends of the loose wire to equal length and twist
them together.
• Strip 5mm (0.2 inches) of insulation from the wire without
the plot connector.
• Insert this wire end into the free hole in the connector and
tighten the screws.
Small flat screwdriver
• Plug the perimeter wire connector into the Perimeter Switch.
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2
• Hold the Perimeter Switch and squeeze its side tabs (1) to
remove it from the back cover (2).
1
• Connect the Power Supply plug to the Perimeter Switch
board. Replace the cover.
• Connect the power supply to a regular power outlet (230V
/ 120V).
! IMPORTANT ! The Power Supply is for indoor use ONLY.
Choose a sheltered, dry, and well ventilated location that is NOT exposed to direct sunlight, water, or rain.
• Press the ‘ON’ button on the Perimeter Switch.
A small flashing green light next to the ‘ON’ button indicates the system is on and functioning correctly.
The control panel has other indicators: a disconnected or broken Perimeter Wire and a poor splicing (connection)
in the Perimeter Wire.
ON ON button
Flashing Flashing light light
indicates the the system system
Indicates a a
disconnected/broken / broken wire
Indicates poor poor splicing of of
perimeter perimiter wires wires or perimeter or perimiter
wire. wire. which which is too is too long long
The Perimeter Switch has an automatic shutoff feature. There is no need to turn it off after each use. The
Perimeter Switch will shut itself off after 12 hours of operation. You may manually turn it off by pressing the ON/
OFF button and holding it for 3 seconds. A beep will sound to indicate that the Perimeter Switch is off.
The Perimeter Switch can be operated by a rechargeable battery (available as an accessory).
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5. Preparing Robomow
Before using Robomow for the first time, you have to perform some simple preliminary settings.
Once the preparations are complete, your Robomow will be ready to mow your lawn.
5.1 Adjust the Cutting Height
Blade Cutting Range: 20 – 60 mm (0.8 – 2.4 inches)
Safety Switch
To adjust the cutting height of the blade, do the following:
CAUTION! ALWAYS TURN THE SAFETY SWITCH OFF
BEFORE SERVICING BLADE!
• Lift the front side of the mower.
• Turn the knob while pushing it down.
• To raise the cutting height, turn anticlockwise.
• To lower the cutting height, turn clockwise
• The cutting height is displayed at the side of the mower.
Cutting height adjustment
LOW
HIGH
5.2 One-Time Setup (Step by Step)
If the mower is in charging, remove it from the Base Station.
Otherwise press the ‘Settings’ button to wake the mower.
Make sure the Power Box is plugged in.
The mower is now ready to perform the One-Time Setup
process.
5.2.1 Using the Operating Panel
Use the buttons on the Operating Panel as follows:
• Press the ‘Right’ or ‘Left’ arrows until your selection is
displayed.
• Press OK to select the value shown on the display.
• Press ‘Back’ (STOP) to go back or to cancel.
ok
STOP
5.2.2 Choose Measurements Units and Formats
Area / Distance Temp. Clock
EU Meter Celsius 24 Hours
US Foot Fahrenheit
12 Hours
(AM / PM)
5.2.3 Set Day and Time
• Scroll to set the Day and press OK to confirm.
• Scroll to set the Time and press OK to confirm.
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5.2.4 Main Zone Area
• Scroll to select an approximate area (EU- m² / US- ft²) of
the Main Zone, where the Base Station is installed.
If an additional zone (Sub-Zone or Separated Zone)
exists, do not include it in this area (it will be set
separately).
Note – It is necessary to complete the above settings (5.2.1 –
5.2.3) in order to operate the mower. Every press on the
STOP button will change the screen one step back in the
process.
5.2.5 Test Base Station Position
• After setting the area, U001 (Test Base Station Position)
is displayed.
• Place Robomow inside the lawn, approximately 3 m (10
ft.) in front of the Base Station, facing the Perimeter Wire
and press OK to start the test.
• Robomow drives towards the Base Station:
If the mower does not start the test, then one of
the following messages will be displayed:
E3 (No Wire Signal) – Confirm that the Power
Box is connected to the power outlet and that
the Extension Cable is connected at both ends,
from the Power Box to the Base Station.
U029 (Swap wires in plot connector) – The
Perimeter Wire has been connected in the
opposite direction. Swap the wires at the plot
connector.
• Robomow will enter the Base Station, drive back, wait in
front of the Base Station, and display U002 (Peg Base).
If U051 (Reposition Base Station) message is
displayed:
• Move the Base Station slightly to align it with
the Perimeter Wire.
• Check for any obstacles that may interfere
with the mower’s entrance to the Base
Station.
• While ‘U002’ (Peg Base) is displayed, insert the remaining
Stakes of the Base Station to secure it to the ground and
press OK.
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5.2.6 Test Wire Position
• U003 is displayed (Test Wire Position) – press OK.
• Robomow wll follow the wire along the edge to test the
wire position.
Walk alongside Robomow while it is following the edge.
Having completed the process, Robomow will enter the
Base Station and the setup process is completed.
If the mower collides with obstacles along the
edge, the mower will stop and drive backwards
with ‘ U052’ (Adjust Wire) displayed:
• Move the wire slightly inward.
• Press OK to continue the Wire Test.
• If, at any point, you wish the mower to drive closer to the
edge to enlarge the covered area, press Stop (‘U003’ is
displayed - Test Wire Position):
- Move the wire slightly outward.
- Place the mower in front of the changed section of
wire.
- Press OK to continue the ‘Test Wire Position’ process.
• If you want to quite the setup process, press the STOP
button continuously for 3 seconds. The screen will
change to the Main Display (current time).
• After completing the Test Wire Position, test the mower
in Near Wire Follow mode to confirm it completes the
drive near the wire smoothly, without acquiring any
adjacent wire or hitting any obstacle on its way to the
Base Station.
• If the mower fails to complete the Near Wire Follow
smoothly to the Base Station, then reduce the Near Wire
Follow Distance (Menu P004) and repeat the test until it
will complete the drive smoothly.
5.2.7 After Setup is Completed
Once the wire setup is complete, drive additional pegs at a
distance of approximately 0.75 m (2.5 ft.) apart.
• Use additional pegs in areas where there are bumps or
dips in the lawn.
If needed, purchase extra pegs.
• Inspect the wire installation for tripping hazards.
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6. Robomow Operation
6.1 Automatic Operation
o During the One-Time Setup, you have defined the size of your lawn. Robomow will automatically derive the
required Mowing Time for your lawn.
o The One-Time Setup configures Robomow to perform automatically the following cycle of operations:
- When the battery is fully charged Robomow departs from the Base Station.
- Robomow mows the lawn.
- It searches for the Base Station when the battery level gets low (Robomow doesn’t mow when it is
searching for the Base Station).
- It recharges the battery and gets ready for the next scheduled operation.
- It continues mowing until it completes the required time for the lawn area (this is known as a Mowing
Cycle).
Note: Robomow mows the Edge only in the first mowing of each cycle. In the rest of the operations, Robomow
mows the lawn without the Edge.
o Robomow stays at the Base Station during the default Inactive Time (All day Sunday and nighttime daily
23:00 to 06:00). Inactive Time may be changed – see Section 6.4.1.3.
o Mowing Time is derived from the set lawn Area.
Mowing Time may be changed using the Intensity menu – see Section 6.4.1.2.
o Robomow mows the entire area Twice a week.
This frequency can be changed using the Interval menu – see Section 6.4.2 (p001 in the table).
Note!
Robomow has the power to mow high grass. However when mowing high grass during the first use or the first
mowing of the season, initially you will see uneven patches of grass.
Please be patient as it may take a few days to one week to overcome and bring the lawn to an even height and
consistency.
6.2 Operating Panel
Operating Panel and buttons:
User / Error messages
Days of the week
Mower is in the
Base Station
indicator
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
AM
Battery and
Charging
indicator
Red lit constantly – Low Battery
Green blinking – Charging
Green lit constantly – Fully Charged
Day and Time
setting indicator
Area setting indicator
Intensity setting
indicator
Rain Sensor
Inactive Time
setting indicator
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OK to choose /
approve selection
Mowing with Edge /
Left arrow
ok
Mowing without Edge /
Right arrow
Settings
STOP
GO to
Base (Home)
Stop (during operation) /
Back while in the menu
6.3 Manual Operation
Manual Operation is used when mowing the lawn at unscheduled times.
To initiate Manual Operation when Robomow is at the Base Station, press one of the buttons (except the STOP
button) to show the display.
If the battery is fully charged and the mowing schedule is set to ‘On’, then the start time of the next operation is
displayed, otherwise the current day and time are displayed.
Once the display is shown, choose the operation mode you want as provided in the table below:
Operation Mode Child Lock is Off Child Lock is On
Mowing with Edge –
Mowing the edge before starting
to mow the inner area.
It is recommended to use this
mode once or twice a week,
depending on how fast the grass
is growing.
Mowing without Edge –
Mowing only the inner area
without the edge.
It is recommended to use this
mode only in the first operation of
each Mowing Cycle.
Press the ‘Edge before mowing’
(left arrow) button once
Press the ‘Mowing’ (right arrow)
button once
Press the ‘Edge before mowing’
(left arrow) button then press OK
Press the ‘Mowing’ (right arrow)
button then press OK
Note – if a Sub-Zone is defined, then once you choose the Operation Mode, then L1 (Main Zone) will be
displayed. Use the arrow buttons to scroll and choose the required zone to be mowed and press OK.
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6.4 Menu Options
There are several levels of menu options that can be set in your Robomow:
A. Basic Settings
B. Advanced Settings
C. Robomow App Settings
6.4.1 Basic Settings
The Basic Settings are the most common menu options changed by the user. Each of the Basic Settings has an
icon on the mower (refer to 6.2 – Operating Panel) that is lit to indicate the selected menu option.
o To change Basic Settings, press the ‘Settings’ button.
o Every press on the Setting button will move between the following 4 menu options:
6.4.1.1 Day and Time – Set the current Day and Time.
Press the ‘Settings’ button so the ‘Day and Time’ (Clock) icon is constantly lit.
‘Day’ is blinking Scroll to the required day and press OK to confirm;
‘Hours’ is blinking Scroll to the required hour and press OK to confirm;
‘Minutes’ is blinking Scroll to the required min and press OK to confirm;
6.4.1.2 Intensity - Increase/decrease the number of operating hours needed to cover the lawn size.
Press the ‘Settings’ button twice until the ‘Intensity’ LED is constantly lit.
Use the scrolling arrows to change the Intensity and press OK to confirm;
The default Intensity is 100% and it can be changed from 50% to 150%.
Example: Intensity of 120%, means that Robomow will run 20% more hours on the lawn.
6.4.1.3 Inactive Time – Set times when the mower will be inactive. Inactive operating times can be set for
specific day(s) of the week, and for specific hours for all days in the week.
Inactive Day(s) defines the day(s) when the mower will be inactive (Default: Sunday).
Inactive Hours define the hours when Robomow will not mow and stays in the Base Station (Default:
23:00-06:00)
IMPORTANT!
It is required to go through the entire Inactive Days and Hours sequence in order to save the settings.
Pressing STOP before completing the whole sequence will not save the settings.
To change the Inactive Time, it is required to perform the following steps:
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• Press the ‘Settings’ button 3 times until the ‘Inactive Time’ icon is constantly lit.
• The current Inactive Day(s) will constantly lit.
• Press the OK button; ‘Mon’ will start blinking.
- Press the RIGHT arrow to scroll to the day you want to set.
- Press ‘OK’ to toggle between ‘Active’ and ‘Inactive’ options for that day:
The LED is lit - ‘Inactive Day’ (mower will stay in the Base Station all day).
The LED is off - available day for mowing.
Press the RIGHT arrow to scroll to the next day you want to set
• Scroll through all the days to the right until the ‘Inactive Hours’ will start blinking.
• First set the time, which the Inactive Hours start and press ‘OK’. Then set the time which the Inactive
Hours will end.
• Robomow will not operate during the Inactive Hours throughout all days of the week.
• If too many days/hours have been deactivated relative to the zone area, then ‘E8’ (Decrease Inactive
Time) will be displayed – you need to decrease the number of inactive time so that the mower will
have enough time to mow your lawn.
• To set the ‘Inactive Hours’ to ‘Off’ set the same time for the start and the end (i.e.: 00:00 to 00:00).
• Only one window of Inactive Hours can be set in the Basic Settings. To open an additional window of
Inactive Hours use the Robomow App.

6.4.1.4 Area – Update the size of the lawn in case it h changed.
• Press the ‘Setting’ button 4 times until the Area icon is blinking.
• Scroll to change the area and press ‘OK’ to confirm.
• If more than one zone is defined, then first scroll to select the zone you want to edit and set the area
for that zone as described above.
Names of zones are as follows:
L1 – Main Zone
L2 – Separated Zone A
L3 - Separated Zone B
A1 – Sub-Zone 1
A2 – Sub-Zone 2
A3 – Sub-Zone 3
A4 – Sub-Zone 4
6.4.2 Advanced Settings
The Advanced Settings are additional menu options that are not changed very often and thus are not included
in the Basic Settings.
• To change any option/feature in the Advanced Settings, press the ‘Settings’ button continuously for 3 Sec.
• ‘P001’is displayed. Use the arrows to scroll to the setting you want to change, then press OK.
• Use the arrow button to change the setting and press OK to confirm.
• Scroll to change additional menu options or press STOP to go back to the main display.
Below are the Advanced Settings options:
Screen Setting Description Options
P001
Interval
(Default = 3)
• Controls the Interval (frequency) of mowing cycles in the
zone.
• The default Interval is Twice a week. It means that Robomow will
complete the entire mowing of your lawn twice a week (2 Mowing
Cycles every week).
• The numbers in the menu represent the following:
2 – Every two days
3 -Twice a week
7 - Once a week
14 - Every two weeks
• If there is more than one zone, the Interval can be set for all zones
together or for each zone individually. You can choose All for all
zones or scroll to the zone you want to change and change its
setting.
• During off-season when the growth rate of the grass is slower, it is
recommended to change the Interval to ‘Once a Week’ or ‘Every
Two Weeks’. This resting period helps the grass and prolongs the
lifetime of the mower.
• Grass growth rate changes during the year (depending on
temperature, grass type, fertilizing and etc.).
• High fertilization and favorable weather conditions may cause the
grass to grow faster. In such cases, use the Interval option to
decrease the time between cycles.
• The minimum Interval is Every 2 Days, but it is available only for
relatively small areas, where the mower can complete mowing
the area within 2 days.
2/3/7/14
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Screen Setting Description Options
P002
P003
P004
P005
P006
P007
P008
P009
P010
Island
(Default = OFF)
Near Wire Follow
(Default = ON)
Max Near Wire
Follow Distance
(Default =
changed based on
the lawn area)
Min Near Wire
Follow Distance
(Default = 1)
Near Wire Follow
Test
Rain Sensor
(Default = On)
Rain Sensor
Sensitivity
(Default = 25)
Edge On/Off
(Default = ON)
Child Lock
(Default = OFF)
• In rare cases, you may notice that the mower circles a Perimeter
Island unnecessarily while searching for the Base Station.
• The Islands option helps overcome this situation. To avoid such
cases, turn the Islands feature On.
• When Robomow completes its operation, or when the ‘Home’ button
instructs it to Go To Base, it drives itself to the Base Station.
• Robomow drives along the Perimeter Wire with a dynamic offset (not
centered) to prevent wheel tracks along the same path. This return
behavior can be turned off.
• The maximum distance Robomow will drive from wire when returning
to the Base Station.
• The distance does not represent actual units of measurement.
• The offset Distance values range from 1 to 12. They represent
different distances from the wire.
• The higher the Distance setting, the smaller the probability of tracks
along the perimeter.
• Perimeter Islands that are relatively close to the Perimeter Wire or
narrow passages may prevent the mower to complete its drive to the
Base Station in ‘Near Wire Follow’ mode. In such cases decrease
the distance to allow the mower to complete the drive to the Base
Station.
• The minimum distance Robomow will drive from wire when returning
to the Base Station.
• The larger the number, the bigger the distance the mower will drive
from the wire while returns to the Base Station.
• Enables to test the mower in the max ‘Near wire Follow Distance’
that is defined in menu P004.
• If the mower is not able to complete the drive in ‘Near Wire’ mode
smoothly, then it is recommended to reduce the max distance set in
menu P004.
• The Rain Sensor feature halts operation on rainy or highly humid
weather.
• This is recommended for the health of the lawn. However, mowing
wet grass does not present any technical problem.
• Robomow detects rain when the current reading value is below the
set Sensitivity value and postpones operation.
• The higher the Sensitivity setting, the more sensitive Robomow is to
rain detection.
• The Edge is a special mode, in which Robomow follows the perimeter
wire for complete and accurate owing of the lawn edges.
• In lawns where the edge is not maintained well and the mover fails
to complete the drive along the edge of the lawn, it is recommended
to set the Edge to ‘Off’.
• Setting the Edge to ‘Off’ disables the Edge mode in automatic
departures from the station, but still allows the Edge mowing when
pressing the ‘Edge’ mode button on the operating panel.
• The Child Lock feature locks the buttons to prevent unintended
operation, especially by children.
• If the Child Lock is set to ‘On’, to operate the mower it is required to
first press one of the operating mode buttons and then to press the
OK button to confirm.
On/ OFF
On/ OFF
1-12
1-5
On/ OFF
0-30
On/ OFF
On/ OFF
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Screen Setting Description Options
P011
P012
P013
P014
P015
P016
P017
P018
P019
Anti-Theft
(Default = OFF)
Anti-Theft
Change PIN code
Base Station
(Default = ON)
Add Separated
Zone
Remove
Separated Zone
Sound
(Default = ON)
Mobile
Communication
System
(Default = OFF)
Statistics
(Default = OFF)
Bluetooth Remote
Control Pairing
• The Anti-Theft feature alarms the surroundings in the event of an
unintended removal of the mower from its designated area.
• To turn the Anti-Theft On for the first time, set it to ‘On’ and choose a
PIN code of 4 digits.
Tip: Select a number you can remember. Write it down (bottom of
Chapter 10), and keep it in a safe place.
• When the Anti-Theft system is activated, 0000 will be displayed.
Enter your 4-digit code to deactivate the Anti-Theft.
• If the code is not entered, then the message is changed to U062
(Alarm will soon be activated). Enter the code, otherwise the alarm
will start.
• Allows changing of the Anti-Theft PIN code.
• Enter a new code and then re-enter the new code for confirmation.
• This option should be used for a Separated Zone which has a
Base Station or when adding a Base Station to a model that does
not have one.
• If you have defined more than one zone, then select the relevant
zone before changing the setting.
• Enables the addition of a Separated Zone.
• L2 is displayed for Separated Zone A – press OK.
• Scroll to set the area of the Separated Zone and press OK.
• Enables the removal of a Separated Zone.
• Choose the Zone you ant to remove and press OK.
• Use the Sound option to turn all non-safety sounds off.
• Enables remote communication with the mower using a GSM
Module Accessory, which can be purchased separately.
• For more information refer to Section 12 – Accessories.
• This menu is displayed only if P018 is set to ‘On.
• Enables to send the operation statistics from the mower to the
manufacturer for diagnostics in case of problems.
• Enables the pairing process between your Robomow and
an outdoor Bluetooth Remote Control that is available as an
accessory (Refer to Paragraph 12 Accessories).
On/ OFF
1234
0000
On/ OFF
L2
100
L2
L3
On/ OFF
On/ OFF
On/ OFF
6.4.3 Robomow App Settings
Using the Robomow App you will have access to additional menu options that are not available on the mower,
such as an option to manage additional zones, and the option to set an additional window of Inactive Hours.
6.5 Operation in a Non-Base Zone (using a Perimeter Switch)
In order for Robomow to operate in a Non-Base Zone, the Perimeter Switch has to be turned on and the mower
should be inside the active perimeter area.
• Verify that the Perimeter Switch is connected to the zone to be mowed.
• Press the ‘ON’ button to turn on the Perimeter Switch.
• Drive/carry Robomow to the lawn area.
• To initiate the operation, choose the operation mode you want, press the arrow buttons to choose the Zone
you want to mow and press OK to start operation (refer to Section 6.3).
• When Robomow completes the mowing, it wil stay on the lawn. You will have to drive/carry it back to its place
for charging.
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7. Using The Power Box
7.1 Power Box Alerts
Docking Indicator
On/Off Button
Event
Alert
Docking Indicator is lit.
The mower is in its Base Station.
Operating Indicator is lit
The mower is not in its Base Station.
On/Off Button Indicator is lit.
‘OFF’ will be displayed on
the mower.
Mowing schedule is Off.
Wire Indicator -
Flashes and Beeps
The Perimeter Wire is cut,
disconnected, or too long.
Operating Indicator
Wire Indicator
All Indicators flash
The mower did not return to the Base
Station after 4 hours of departure.
When the mower is detected at the
Base Station, alerts will turn Off.
All Indicators flash and Buzzer
sounds for 10 seconds.
The Anti-Theft option is set to On,
and the mower was removed from
its Base Station when it was not
scheduled to operate.
Note - To stop an alert when sounding, press the On/Off Button.
7.2 Turn the Buzzer On/Off
• Press and hold the On/Off button for 10 seconds.
- A short beep indicates On.
- A flash indicates Off.
7.3 Disable the Automatic Operation
• This option is used to disable the predefined Automatic Operation of Robomow. This option does not
prevent Manual Operation (Chapter 6.3).
• Press and hold the On/Off button for 2 seconds.
‘OFF’ will be displayed on the mower:
o If Robomow is currently in the process of mowing:
- Robomow will complete the current mowing cycle.
- After returning to the Base Station, Robomow will not go out for its next scheduled operation.
• To Enable the Automatic Operation
o Press and hold the On/Off button for 2 seconds.
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8. Charging
8.1 Charging During the Season
The Base Station is the primary charging source when Robomow is docked and will maintain the optimal battery
charge while awaiting departure.
8.2 Charging Out of Season
During out of season months, such as winter, it is required to:
• Fully charge the battery in the Base Station till
the Battery indicator is green and lit constantly.
LED indicators for charging:
- Red is lit constantly – Charge the battery.
- Green is blinking – During battery charging.
- Green is lit constantly – Battery is fully charged.
• Remove Robomow from its Base Station. Turn
the Safety Switch off and store the mower in a
room temperature.
• If the mower is stored for more than 3 months,
it is required to recharge the battery every 3
months till the Battery indicator shows it is fully
charged.
• The charging can be done in one of the following
options:
1. Place the mower in the Base Station for charging.
2. Connect Robomow directly to the Power Box as follows:
- Disconnect the DC Cable coming from the Power Box
to the 15m Extension Cable and connect it to the
rear side of the mower as . in the figure to the right.
• Once the season starts, just place Robomow in
its Base Station to begin automatic operation.
9. Troubleshooting and User Messages
9.1 General Error Codes
Robomow continuously monitors its operation. It produces error codes to assist you in running it smoothly.
A sticker containing the most common error codes is provided in the box. You can place it on the mower for your
convenience.
Rombow Error Codes Table
E9* (See Troubleshooting in Manual) represents
stops and error that are not very common, and
thus they are not shown in the above Error Code
Table. If E9 is displayed, press the RIGHT arrow
to receive the Error Code reason, for which
the mower has stopped and refer to the User
Manual for more details.
• Usually, if the mower stops, an error code is
displayed. This display stays on for 5 minutes. If
you arrive later than those 5 minutes, the display
will be blank.
• To wake Robomow up and see the last error
E 1
E 2
E 3
E 4
E 5
E 6
E 7
E 8
E 9*
E5XX
Stuck in Place
Mower is Outside
No Wire Signal
Check Power
Check Blade / Cutting Height
Check Drive
Front Wheel Problem
Decrease Inactive Time
See Troubleshooting in Manual
Call Support
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code displayed prior to stopping, press the OK
button on the mower.
The following table displays all Error Codes and gives possible causes and corrective actions:
Display Message Probable Cause/Event Corrective Actions
E 1
E 2
E 3
E 4
E 5
Stuck in Place
The mower is
Outside
No Wire Signal
Check Power
Check Blade /
Cutting Height
--
Robomow got stuck in place. It
cannot continue driving.
--
Drive wheel motors have been
working under a severe load.
--
Robomow has difficulty turning in
place because the front wheel is
blocked by a ditch or non-level
ground.
--
The Perimeter Wire is too close
to the edge of the lawn.
--
The Perimeter Wire has been
laid the wrong way around a
perimeter island.
--
The lawn slope is too steep
along the edge.
--
Robomow does not succeed to
turn in place at the edge and it I
causing the mower to slip out of
the designated area.
--
Automatic operation is initiated
while the robot is placed out of
the Perimeter Wire loop.
--
Power Box/Perimeter Switch is not
turned on or not connected
--
The Perimeter Wire is not
connected to the Base Station/
Perimeter Switch.
--
The Perimeter Wire is cut.
--
Power Box is not plugged in
properly into the power outlet.
--
No power at the power outlet or
the main power is shut off.
--
The mower or Base Station
contacts are dirty.
--
Charging is not detected, although
there is a physical contact between
the mower and the Base Station
contacts.
--
Mowing motor has faced overcurrent
conditions for too long
as a result of high grass or an
obstacle that is stuck or wrapped
around the blade.
--
Something is preventing a blade
from rotating freely (Accumulated
grass clippings under the mowing
deck; rope or similar object
wrapped around mowing blade).
--
Remove the mower away from this
particular location and restart operation.
--
Rectify the reason for it getting stuck.
--
Check the ground around the mower for
ditches or non-level ground. Fill with dirt
and level off.
--
Check if the drive wheels are free to rotate
and nothing is blocking them.
--
Verify that the cutting height is not set too
low for the grass condition - increase the
cutting height if needed.
--
Check that the Perimeter Wire is not
too close to the edge - remove the wire
towards the inner side of the lawn.
--
Confirm that the Perimeter Wire has been
laid according to the instructions in the
Manual.
--
Do not include areas with very steep
slopes.
--
Verify that the cutting height is not set too
low - Increase the cutting height.
--
Place the mower inside the lawn and
renew the operation.
--
Make sure the Base Station is connected to
the mains supply.
--
Disconnect the Power Box from the mains
power and reconnect after 10 seconds.
--
Check that the low voltage cable between
the Power Box and the Base Station is
connected.
--
Check the LED indications on the Power
Box.
--
Check the connection of the Perimeter Wire
to the Base Station / Perimeter Switch.
--
Check the installation for cut wire. Repair
broken cable with the waterproofed
connector supplied in the box.
--
Confirm Power Box is plugged into the
power outlet.
--
Turn power on to the power outlet.
--
Check the power outlet using another
appliance.
--
Clean the contacts with a brush or piece of
cloth.
--
Confirm a good connection of the Power
Box to the Base Station.
--
CAUTION – Switch off the Safety Switch
before checking the blade.
--
Inspect blade for foreign material or debris
preventing rotation.
- - Clean out accumulated grass clippings using
a wooden stick.
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Display Message Probable Cause/Event Corrective Actions
E 6
E 7
E 8
E 9
Check Drive
Front Wheel
Problem
Decrease
Inactive Time
See
Troubleshooting
in Manual
--
Grass or other object has wrapped
around the drive wheel.
--
The drive motors have been
working under severe load for too
long.
--
The Front Wheel has left the
ground for too long during
operation.
--
Too many Inactive Days and/or
Hours have been set for your lawn
area.
--
E 9 is displayed for all other
messages that are not listed in the
above table.
--
Check the drive wheels and remove the
grass or other objects.
--
If Robomow has driven onto an obstacle,
Switch off the Safety Switch, raising the front
end: Remove or exclude the object from the
mowing area.
--
If Robomow is being used on a slope too
steep for safe mowing, exclude this from the
mowing area.
--
If high grass is preventing the front wheel
from fully turning on the ground, raise the
cutting height.
--
If the ground contains large holes or
indentations where the front wheel can drop
into when passing across, fill these areas
with dirt and level off.
--
Decrease the number of Inactive Days and/
or the number of Inactive Hours to allow
Robomow to complete mowing your lawn.
- - Press the ‘Right arrow’ button to receive the
stop reason number and refer to the next
table for more details about the stop reason,
causes, and actions.
9.2 Detailed Error Codes
If the above table (Section 9.1) does not give enough information to help solve the problem, then press the
RIGHT arrow while the error code is displayed in order to receive a number that gives more details about the
problem and refer to the table below:
Display Message Probable Cause/Event Corrective Actions
0010
0011
Mow
Overheat
Drive
Overheat
--The mowing motor has been working
under a severe load for too long.
--The drive motors have been working under
a severe load for too long.
0012 No wire signal --See E3 in the above table
0014
0015
0016
Front wheel
problem
Button
pressed
Low
temperature
0020 Rain detected
--See E7 in the above table
--One of the operating panel buttons is
constantly pressed.
--Mower does not depart automatically
from the Base Station when the ambiance
temperature is lower than 5ºC (41ºF).
--Information - When the temperature is
below 5ºC (41ºF) the grass does not grow
or grows very slowly.
However Manual Depart is enabled.
--The operation is delayed as Robomow
detects rain.
--No need for action – Robomow will renew
automatically the operation after the
mowing motor will cool down.
--No need to do anything.
--Robomow will renew the operation
automatically as soon as the drive motor
will cool down.
--Press ‘OK’ to confirm the message and
continue operation. This message is
displayed to inform only.
--No need to do anything.
--Robomow will renew the operation
automatically as soon as the ambiance
temperature will rise above 5ºC (41ºF).
--No need for action.
--The message is displayed until Robomow
will not detect rain and then will start
mowing.
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Display Message Probable Cause/Event Corrective Actions
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0021
0022
Check
mowing height
Check
mowing motor
--Mowing motor has faced over-current
conditions for too long as a result of
high grass or an obstacle that is stuck or
wrapped around the blade.
--Something is preventing a blade from
rotating freely.
--Severe grass accumulation under the
mowing deck, rope, or similar object is
wrapped around mowing blade.
--Mowing motor has faced over-current for
too long in the Base Station before starting
the operation.
0023 Check power --See E4 in the above table
0026 Base problem
- - Robomow fails to enter the Base Station
several consecutive times.
0027
Start
Elsewhere
0028 Cross Outside
0030 Start Inside
--Drive wheel motors have been working
under severe load during automatic or
manual operation.
--The Perimeter Wire is too close to the
edge.
--The lawn slope is too big.
--Robomow does not succeed to turn in
place at the edge and it causes the mower
to slip out of the designated area.
--Robomow has slipped out of the Perimeter
Wire lope because of sloping area or wet
grass.
--Automatic operation is initiated while the
robot is placed out of the Perimeter Wire
loop.
0031 Stuck in place --See E1 in the above table
0060
0061
Check
Intensity
Decrease
Inactive Time
--The Intensity you have set is too high for
your lawn area.
--See E8 in the above table
--CAUTION – Switch Off the Safety Switch
before checking the blade.
--Inspect the blade for foreign material or
debris preventing rotation.
--Clean out accumulated grass clippings
using a wooden stick.
--CAUTION – Switch Off the Safety Switch
before checking the blade.
--Remove the mower from the Base Station.
Inspect the blade for foreign material or
debris preventing rotation.
--Adjust the Base Station position.
--Clean the contacts with a brush or piece of
cloth.
--Check to insure the mower is not stuck,
causing the drive wheels to slip.
--Check the ground around the mower for
holes or indentations. Fill with dirt and level
off.
--Check if the drive wheels are free to rotate
and nothing is blocking them.
--Remove the mower away from this
particular location and restart operation.
--Remove the wire towards the inner part of
the lawn.
--Do not include this area because of its
steep slopes.
--Fill holes and pits in the ground.
--Increase the cutting height.
--Place the mower inside the lawn and renew
the operation.
--Decrease the Intensity you have set for the
zone(s) in your lawn.
9.3 User Messages
The next table gives information about User Messages that can be displayed on the mower:
Display Message / Description Action Required
BATT Recharge Battery. Low battery voltage. Recharge the Battery.
U001
U002
U003
U004
Test Base Station position.
Displayed during the One-Time Setup.
Peg Base Station.
Displayed during the One-Time Setup.
Test wire position.
Displayed during the One-Time Setup.
Test wire ended (during the One-Time Setup)
Displayed only when using the Robomow App.
Refer to section 5.2.4 in the User Manual.
Refer to section 5.2.4 in the User Manual.
Refer to section 5.2.5 in the User Manual
No action is required.
U018 Operation time is shorter than expected Battery run time is too short. Replace Battery.

Display Message / Description Action Required
U024
U025
U029
U032
U041
U042
U043
U044
U051
Keep charging if not used.
Displayed only if the mower is disconnected from
a Charging Adaptor.
Switch Off before lifting
Change the wires in plot connector
Displayed during the One-Time Setup.
Switch on the System Switch.
Displayed if the mower is connected to charging,
but the System Switch is ‘Off’.
Press the STOP button at Sub-Zone entry.
Displayed only when using the Robomow App to
add a Sub-Zone.
Learning edge distance.
Displayed only when using the Robomow App.
Going to Sub-Zone entry point.
Displayed only when using the Robomow App.
Place the mower in the Base Station.
Displayed only when using the Robomow App.
Reposition the Base Station position.
Displayed during the One-Time Setup.
It is recommended to keep the mower connected
to the Power Supply when not in use.
It is required to switch Off the System Switch
before lifting and carrying the mower.
Swap the wires at the plot connector.
Refer to section 5.2.4 in the User Manual.
Switch the System Switch to ‘On’.
Press STOP at the point you want the mower to
start mowing the Sub-Zone.
The mower learns the distance of the Perimeter
Wire in a Separated Zone. Press STOP to learn he
distance.
Press OK to continue the process of adding a Sub-
Zone.
Place the mower in the Base Station before
starting the process of adding a Sub-Zone.
Refer to section 5.2.4 in the User Manual.
U052 Adjust Wire Refer to section 5.2.5 in the User Manual.
U062
U064
U086
U087
U088
An alarm will soon be activated.
The Searching Base Station operation cannot be
performed
Waiting for the signal…
Robomow has stopped the operation. It does not
detect a signal.
Mow motor overheat, Cooling…
The mowing motor has been working under a
severe load for too long.
Drive motor overheat, Cooling…
The drive motors have been working under a
severe load for too long.
This message warns you to enter the PIN code
before the Anti-Theft alarm will sound.
When choosing the ‘Home’ button in a zone
without a Base Station.
Check the power to the Power Box.
There may be an electrical power interruption.
There is no need to do anything. Robomow will
renew operation as soon as the power is back on.
No need for action – Robomow will renew
automatically the operation, as the mowing motor
will cool down.
No need to do anything.
Robomow will renew the operation automatically
as soon as the drive motor will cool down.
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9.4 Fault Symptom
The next table will give details and possible causes of other faults, that do not provide error codes. If a fault
cannot be dealt with using these tables, please call your service provider.
Problem
Encountered
Probable Cause/Event
Corrective Actions
--
Dull blade --
Replace blade.
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Poor quality of
mowing
Mower doesn’t
find the Base
Station
Robomow
is noisy and
vibrates
Mower does not
dock properly
and sometimes
misses the Base
Station contacts
Uneven mowing
results
Robomow
operates during
Inactive Time.
Cut wire indicator
is flashing on
Power Box
The poor
connection
indicator is
flashing on
Power Box
--
The grass is too high in relation to the set
cutting height.
--
The grass is wet and causes
accumulation of grass clippings around
the blade.
--
There is a Perimeter Island or a Narrow
Passage that prevents the mower to
complete its drive towards the Base
Station in Near Wire Follow mode.
--
Damaged or unbalanced blade
--
Height differences between the lawn and
the Base Station surface.
--
The wire underneath the Base Station is
not tight and placed in the middle of the
Station.
--
The Base Station is set up on a side
slope.
--
The Base Station is placed too close to
the corner of the lawn
--
The time between operations is too long
because of long inactive time windows.
--
Grass is growing very fast.
--
The shape of the lawn is complicated
(Narrow Passages, obstacle and islands).
--
The set area is smaller than the actual
lawn size.
--
Wrong clock time is set in the mower.
--
The Extension Cable is disconnected or
damaged between Power Box and the
Base Station.
--
Perimeter Wire is cut.
--
Poor connections
--
Twisted cables, or a screw terminal which
is insulated with insulation tape is not a
satisfactory splice.
--
Soil moisture causes the conductors to
oxidize.
--
It is recommended to cut less than a 1/3 of the
green part of the grass.
--
Set the cutting height to a higher position and
then successively lower.
--
If it is during a fast growing season – change the
Interval (refer to Section 6.4.2 – P001).
--
For best cut, operate Robomow when the grass
is dry. Do no to mow in the early morning hours.
--
Switch Off the Safety Switch and use heavy
gloves to clean and remove the grass clippings.
--
Reduce the Near Wire Follow Distance in the
Settings menu from the default 7.
--
Check if the lawn is free from branches, stones
or other objects that can damage the blade.
--
Replace the blade
--
Fill some ground to flatten the lawn to the Base
Station to allow smooth entrance.
--
Confirm the wire underneath the Base Station
is straight, tight, and centered below the Base
Station.
--
Move the Base Station to a relatively level
ground.
--
Move the Base Station so it is not within 3 meters
from a corner.
--
Minimize the Inactive Time windows to allow
Robomow to complete the Mowing Cycle faster
and to achieve even mowing results.
--
If it is during a fast growing season – change the
Interval (refer to Section 6.4.2 – P001).
--
In a complicated lawn more time is required for
the lawn to achieve better mowing results.
--
Increase the Intensity (refer to Section 4.3.2.1).
--
Increase the zone area (refer to Section 4.3.3
Edit an existing Zone).
--
Verify that the time on the mower is set correctly.
--
Set the time (refer to Section 4.4.4).
--
Reset the Inactive Time (refer to Section 4.3.1).
--
Confirm the Extension Cable is plugged in and
wire leads are firmly attached.
--
Walk along Perimeter Wire.
--
Look for cuts or breaks in the wire.
--
Repair with Robomow wire splice connectors.
--
Check and repair all loose, poor, or corroded
connections.
- - Use the connectors supplied in the box. They
are waterproof and give a reliable electrical
connection.

10. Product Specification
RC 302 RC 304 RC 306
Max Lawn Size 200 m 2 400 m 2 600 m 2
Base Station Available as Accessory Included Included
Robot Dimensions 63 x 46 x 21 cm 63 x 46 x 21 cm 63 x 46 x 21 cm
Package Dimensions 80 x 54 x 33 cm 80 x 54 x 33 cm 80 x 54 x 33 cm
Robot Weight 10.3 kg 10.3 kg 10.3 kg
Package Weight 22 kg 22 kg 22 kg
Cutting Width 28 cm 28 cm 28 cm
Cutting Height 15-60 mm 15-60 mm 15-60 mm
Mowing Power 200 Watts 200 Watts 200 Watts
Mowing Motors DC Brush DC Brush DC Brush
Noise Level
High Power: 68 dB measured (Guaranteed 70 dB)
The noise t the operator’s ears less than 70 dB
Battery Type 26V Lithium (LiFePO4) 26V Lithium (LiFePO4) 26V Lithium (LiFePO4)
Robot Part No. PRD7002A PRD7004A PRD7006A
SIDE
BOTTOM
Anti-Theft PIN Code
Write down your 4-digit Anti-Theft PIN code.
Return here, if you ever forget the code.
Robomow Serial Number
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11. Product Specification
11.1 General Instructions
• Always switch off the Safety Switch of Robomow® before clearing checking/ cleaning/ working on Robomow®
or replacing the blade. Never attempt to service or adjust the mower while it is in operation.
• Check and clean Robomow® regularly and replace worn parts to improve performance and operation and
to ensure a longer lifetime of your product.
• In case of abnormal vibrations, stop the mower, switch off the Safety Switch and check for any damage of
the blade. Replace worn/damaged blade to preserve balance. If vibration continues, call for service.
• Use only the original equipment and accessories. It is not permitted to modify the original design of
Robomow®. All modifications are made at your own risk.
11.2 Battery Maintenance and Disposal
• The battery is maintenance-free, but has a limited lifetime of 2-4 years. Battery life is dependent on the
season length and how many hours Robomow® is used. Thus it is recommended to change the ‘Interval’
(Section 6.4.2 – P001 in the table) when the growth rate of the grass is slower to prolong the lifetime of the
mower and the battery.
• During out of season months, such as winter, it is required to keep Robomow continuously charged to avoid
damage to the batteries (refer to Section 8.2 – Charging Out of Season).
• Disposing of the Old Battery Pack
• IMPORTANT! Do not place used batteries in your household trash. The battery must be collected, recycled,
or disposed of in an environmentally sound manner. Return the old power pack to an approved battery
recycler.
11.3 Winter Storage and Service
• Robomow®
--
Clean Robomow® before putting it away for the winter storage.
--
During winter, it is required to keep Robomow® continuously charged to avoid damage to the batteries
(refer to Section 8.2).
--
Store the mower in a dry area, preferably at room temperature.
• Base Station
--
Remove and store the Base Station Head indoors.
--
Cover the Extension Cable end with its cover to prevent any damage of corrosion.
--
The ends of the Perimeter Wire should be protected from damp by putting them in a container with grease.
• Winter Service
--
To allow better maintenance and keep Robomow® in a good condition, it is recommended to bring your
Robomow® to a certified Robomow® dealer for service prior to winter storage.
--
Winter Service includes operations as cleaning the mower parts and mowing deck, checking for wear
parts and replace if required (such as blade, drive wheels and other moving parts), testing the mower
functions and safety components, checking battery, and upload the latest software version, possibly
including newly added features.
11.4 Maintenance of the Mowing Deck
Robomow is a dedicated mulching mower. It may accumulate clippings under the mowing deck, particularly
when mowing wet or damp grass.
Warning!
Severe injury hazard!
Always turn the Safety Switch Off before lifting the mower.
The blade is very sharp. They can cause severe cuts or lacerations.
Always wear heavy work gloves when working with or around the blade.
NEVER, use a damaged or a broken blade. Use only a sharp blade.
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• Inspect the underside of the mower periodically. Clean if
necessary.
• Carefully scrape the collected grass debris from under the
mowing deck.
--
Most grass accumulation can be removed using a small
wooden stick or similar object.
--
You may remove the blade to gain better access to the
mowing chambers.
IMPORTANT! Do not place the mower upside down.
Instead, lean the mower against a surface to gain access
to the mowing deck area.
IMPORTANT! NEVER use a water hose or any type of
liquid to clean the underside of the mower. Liquids can
damage components.
Use only damp or wet cloth to wipe the surface clean after
scraping.
11.5 Maintenance of the Blade
• Examine the cutting blade for damage periodically.
• Use only a sharp blade. Replace any damaged blade.
• Replace the blade once a year between seasons.
Safety Switch
CAUTION! ALWAYS TURN THE SAFETY SWITCH OFF
BEFORE SERVICING BLADE!
IMPORTANT! After turning off the Safety Switch always reset
the current day and time. Failure to do so may result in nonintentional
operation of the Robomow.
IMPORTANT! Sharpening of the blade is not recommended,
as it may create difficulties in balancing.
To remove the blade:
--
Insert the clamp side of the Blade Removal Tool into the
open slits beside the locking tabs on either side of the blade.
--
Turn the Blade Removal Tool slightly so that the clamp
resides on top of the locking tabs on either side.
--
Squeeze the handle of the Blade Removal Tool. The locking
tabs on each side of the blade will be pressed (1).
--
Pull the blade assembly off, away from the mower (2)
--
When reinstalling the blade, line up the mating splines and
push until a firm click is heard, indicating a proper seating of
the blade onto the shaft.
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11.6 Splicing the Perimeter Wire
If the Perimeter Wire needs to be spliced, use the connectors
supplied in the Robomow box. It is waterproof and gives a reliable
electrical connection.
IMPORTANT! Before slicing the Primeter Wire, disconnect the
Power Box from the power outlet.
1. Strip 1 cm (0.5 inch) of each wire end together and twist the
stripped ends using pliers.
2. Insert the twisted wires into the splicing connector.
3. Screw the wire connector on the twisted wires. Make sure it
is tightly secured.
IMPORTANT! Neither twisted cables, nor a screw terminal
insulated with insulation tape are a satisfactory splice. Soil
moisture will cause such conductors to oxidize and will later lead
to a broken circuit.
Wire
Connector
11.7 Maintenance of the Base Station Area
• Keep the Base Station entrance and area clean of leaves,
sticks, twigs or any other debris that usually accumulates
in such areas.
• NEVER spray a water hose directly towards the Base
Station.
• Be careful when trimming around the Base Station with a
powered weed trimmer as damage to the Extension Cable
may occur.
• In the event of damage to any part of the Extension Cable,
stop the use of the mower and the Base Station. Disconnect
the Extension Cable and replace it.
11.8 Lightning storm
Warning! To reduce the risk of damage to components in the
case of a lightning storm, disconnect the Perimeter Wire from the
Base Station /Perimeter Switch and the Power Box 230V/120V
plug from the power outlet.
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12. Accessories
Blade
Keep a spare blade on
hand.
A sharp blade is important
for safety and best cutting
performance.
Battery
Used to replace the
existing battery and
refresh cutting capacity.
Perimeter Wire
For larger lawns or
additional zones.
Peg Pack
Used to fasten the
Perimeter Wire to the
ground.
For larger lawns or
additional zones.
Wire Repair Connectors
Used for repairing or
splicing wires
(as needed).
Plot Connectors
Used for connecting the
Perimeter Wire to the
Base Station or Perimeter
Switch.
Base Station and
Power Box
Used for:
◦◦
Enabling multiple
mowing cycles in a
Separated Zone
◦◦
Upgrade a model
without a Base Station
to work in a fully
automatic mode.
Remote Control
Used to Manually drive
and mow anywhere.
Includes a Safety
function to prevent
accidental use.
Perimeter Switch
For zones that are not
connected to the Base
Station.
Batteries Pack for
Perimeter Switch
Preferable for areas
where electricity is not
available or not close
enough to the Perimeter
Switch
Robomow App
Enables friendly an
intuitive operation of your
Robomow and opens
more menu options and
features, which are not
available through the
mower Operating Panel.
GSM Module
Enables remote
alerts through the
Robomow App
(for all RC and TC
models).
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13. Tips for maintaining your lawn
Robomow®- Lawn care has never been so easy
Best time to mow
Mow your lawn when the grass is dry. This prevents the clippings from clumping and leaving piles on the lawn. Mow
it late in the day rather than during the heat of the day.
Mowing frequency
Mow often, producing short, small clippings. During the active growing season the mowing frequency should be
increased to once every 3-5 days, before the grass is too long. Short clippings decompose quickly and will not
cover the grass surface. If the grass gets too high, raise the cutting height, mow, then gradually lower it over several
mowings.
Cutting Height
Follow the “1/3 rule”. Mow no more than 1/3 of the length of the
grass. Proper mowing will produce short clippings that will not cover
up the grass surface.
You may have to cut the lawn more frequently, or double cut, when
the lawn is growing fast, such as in the spring.
Grasscycling
Grasscycling reduces the amount of water needed by lawns since the clippings are about 80 – 85% water. Grasscycling
slows evaporation losses from the soil surface, and conserves water. Most lawns need less water when Grasscycling.
Watering
Water your lawn between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m. in the morning, so water has time to soak into the soil before the heat of
the sun causes evaporation.
Your lawn needs 1 to 1-1/2” (3-4cm) of water weekly. Deep watering allows grass to develop a deep root system,
enabling the lawn to resist disease and drought.
Do not over water
Too much water is not only wasteful but can also increase turf growth, which requires more frequent mowing. Let the
soil partially dry out between watering. Water when the top two inches of soil have dried out. Use an object such as
a screwdriver to probe your soil and measure the depth of the moisture.
Fertilization
Grasscycling reduces the amount of lawn fertilizer needed because the clippings provide about 1/4 of a lawn’s annual
needs.
Blade
Keep your mower blade sharp. A sharp blade provides a clean, safe, and efficient cut. A dull mower blade will tear
and shred the tips of the grass, which can provide an entry for disease organisms and weaken the grass plant. It is
recommended to replace the mower blade once a year.
Thatch
Clippings and thatch are simply not connected. As mentioned previously, grass clippings are approximately 80-85
percent water with only small amounts of lignin, and decompose rapidly.
When we stop and think about it, golf courses, sports fields, and parks, have been mowing grass for years and
recycling with no grass catchers.
A small amount of thatch (approximately 1/2 inch) is actually beneficial to a lawn. Grass clippings protect your lawn’s
root system from heat and water loss.
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Warranty Card
RC Series Limited Warranty
Friendly Robotics warrants to the original purchaser that the RC series ‘Product’ is free from defects in materials and
workmanship when used under normal residential* purposes for a period of 24 months, 12 months for the batteries,
beginning from the date of purchase. Product accessories, including replacement batteries, are warranted for a period
of ninety days from the date of purchase. This warranty provides for the cost of parts and labor to repair covered defects
when performed by an authorized Friendly Robotics service and warranty facility. A valid proof of purchase is required
for warranty repairs.
The limited warranty does not cover transportation costs of any kind. The owner bears all responsibility for
transportation costs to an authorized Friendly Robotics service and warranty facility.
*Normal residential purposes are defined as the use of the product on the same lot as your primary home. Use at more
than one location is considered commercial use, and this warranty would not apply.
Items and Conditions Not Covered
This express warranty does not cover the following:
• Cost of regular maintenance service parts or procedures, such as blade or blade sharpening.
• Any product or part that has been altered, misused, abused or requires replacement or repair due to accidents or
lack of proper maintenance.
• Normal wear and tear, including fading of paint or plastic parts.
• Cost of installation or reinstallation, removal of installation or any costs or damages associated with improper
installation or use of the product.
• Any product that has been opened, repaired, modified or altered by anyone other than a Friendly Robotics authorized
repair facility.
• Repairs necessary due to improper battery care and/or improper charging process such as charging in wet conditions,
electrical supply irregularities, or failure to properly prepare the mower or battery prior to any period of non-use.
• Repairs necessary due to water damage, other than incidental rain exposure, repairs due to lighting or other acts
of God.
Instructions for Obtaining Warranty Service
Should you feel your Friendly Robotics product contains a defect in materials or workmanship, contact the retailer who
sold you the product.
Owner Responsibilities
You must maintain and care for your Friendly Robotics product by following the maintenance and care procedures
described in the User Manual. Routine maintenance, whether performed by a service provider or by you, is at your
expense.
General Conditions
Repair by an authorized Friendly Robotics service and warranty repair facility is your sole remedy under this warranty.
There is no other express or implied warranty. All implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for use are limited
to the duration of this express warranty. Friendly Robotics is not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential damages
in connection with the use of the Friendly Robotics Product covered by this warranty, including any cost or expense of
providing substitute equipment or service during reasonable periods of malfunction or non-use pending completion of
repairs under this warranty. Some states do not allow exclusions of incidental or consequential damages, or limitations
on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above exclusion and limitations may not apply to you. This warranty gives
you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state.
Always Follow the Safety Instructions specified in this User Manual
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